Accelerating Malaysia's green growth and climate action.

The Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC) is mandated to accelerate green growth and advance climate action.

RM100B

Green investments facilitated across all sectors

230,000

Green jobs created with stakeholders nationwide

45%

GHG intensity reduction vs 2005 GDP targeted by 2030

2050

Supporting Malaysia's net-zero GHG emissions target

MGTC people and programmes
Our Mandate

Training · Consultation · Standards · Incentives · Recognition · Tools · Events

Our Story · Ambition 2030

Accelerating green growth and climate action.

Who we are

MGTC works with stakeholders across all sectors to facilitate RM100 billion in green investments, create 230,000 green jobs, and support Malaysia in achieving its net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions target by 2050.

Ambition 2030

By 2030, we aim to become a regional leader in climate action and sustainability towards resiliency.

What we do

Programmes, standards and resources that turn ambition into action.

01

Training

Green Academy develops and delivers capacity-building programmes that support Malaysia's transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon future.

Green Academy
02

Consultation

GHG advisory and consultancy, plus green practices guidelines that help industry and organisations measure and manage emissions.

GHG Advisory
03

Standards

MyHIJAU Mark is Malaysia's official green recognition mark, certifying environmentally friendly products and services across industries.

MyHIJAU Mark
04

Incentives

GITA, GITE and GTFS unlock investment in green technology — from tax allowances to affordable financing for sustainable projects.

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05

Recognition

Energy Management Gold Standard (EMGS) under AEMAS, and the Low Carbon Cities 2030 Challenges for measurable climate action.

EMGS
06

Tools

LCOS carbon management platform and MoF Kod Bidang recognition to measure, manage and identify green technology businesses.

LCOS
07

Events

IGEM, KLSS and Malaysia Pavilion COP — where Malaysia meets the world on climate.

IGEM 2026
Low Carbon Cities 2030 Challenges

Every action counts on the road to net zero.

The Low Carbon Cities Framework helps local authorities, universities and states transform their cities — addressing carbon emissions in urban environment, infrastructure, transportation and buildings.

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Events & Experiences

Where Malaysia meets the world on climate.

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